Google LDN ! Part One

January 31, 2010 - Posted by admin

www.googleldn.com Joseph Wouk, son of Novelist Herman Wouk, in this half hour video tells the story of how his life was saved and all his symptoms relieved from Progressive Relapsing Multiple Sclerosis (PRMS). Considered the rarest and worst variety of MS, Wouk had been told by the best MS doctor on the west coast at UCSF that there was nothing that could be done to help progressive MS. The doctor was wrong. Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) has been halting the progression of progressive MS for the last 20 years. The only reason it remains relatively unknown is because it is a generic drug, nobody has been willing to spend the 5 million dollars necessary to get FDA Approval for the drug figuring they couldn’t recover their investment.

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5 Comments

  1. terepooh22 says:

    I want to start my Fiancee on LDN tonight at 1.5mg. She has Lupus and is on cell cept 1500mg per day, prednisone 5mg and plaquinol 400mg. How do you rec we start this. I know cell and pred are immuno suppressant and wonder if the ldn will just modulate immune systen better and strengthen it? Should we stop cold turkey the meds or wean off them one we get to the more therapeutic dose of LDN say 3.0 mg…any help would be fantastic..

    Thanks

    Matt

    ... on July January 31st, 2010
  2. Prethenie says:

    I read that for the LDN, it is best to ommit sugars, including fruits, soy, dairy and grains. Greens are great.

    ... on July January 31st, 2010
  3. SagDec15 says:

    Gotta watch all 3. I set up a playlist of LDN Conference videos, this and parts 2 & 3 are at the end (19-21)

    ... on July January 31st, 2010
  4. z100a says:

    if the ldn stopped working for you you should check for candida

    ... on July January 31st, 2010
  5. ProgressiveMS says:

    Hello Joseph.I have been taking LDN for 3 years. It worked very well the first 1.5 years, but now lost it’s effectiveness. I still have hope and still take it but my MS has returned to being very progressive this last year and a half. Even though it stopped working for me, I believe it did give me an extra year of life. So I would advise everyone with MS to try it.Others have had better results then I have. I am glad you’ve made this video and wrote the book!

    ... on July January 31st, 2010